11 African central banks and 9 European central banks widely agreed that this initiative has a meaningful impact particularly in strengthening central banks capacities and in fostering connections between African central banks and their EU counterparts. To preserve and build on the gains achieved, a follow-up project is considered on new thematic priorities to address evolving challenges and opportunities in central banking. These include: artificial intelligence, regtech and suptech in financial supervision, Cybersecurity, climate change, gender balance and inclusion
